Rankings
The Toshiba 43C350NU delivers 4K UHD with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos sound, complemented by gaming features like VRR and ALLM. However, its low peak brightness and modest upscaling reduce HDR impact and overall picture depth. Best suited for value-focused households wanting a larger 4K TV with solid smart and gaming capabilities.
The Insignia 43-inch F50 Series offers a quantum-dot 4K display with Amazon Fire TV and Alexa integration at an entry-level price. Its modest brightness, 60 Hz refresh and low-power speakers limit premium viewing and gaming experiences. Best suited for budget-conscious buyers who want a small 4K TV with easy smart-home voice control.
The Samsung 32-inch F6000 is an entry-level Full HD Smart TV that offers HDR10+ and PurColor for vibrant picture quality in a sleek, three-bezel-less design. Its modest resolution, limited refresh rate and modest audio output keep it from appealing to power users, making it best suited for budget-conscious buyers needing a compact TV for small rooms.
The Westinghouse WR32HC2210 is a 32-inch HD Roku Smart TV offering a full suite of streaming apps, voice-assistant integration and HDR10 support. Its main drawbacks are the limited HD resolution and modest brightness, which can affect viewing in well-lit environments. Ideal for budget-conscious users needing a compact, easy-to-use streaming TV for bedrooms, kitchens or secondary rooms.
The Insignia NS40-FEFL26 is a 40-inch Full HD LED TV that offers a smooth Fire TV OS experience and decent DTS Virtual:X audio. Its main drawbacks are the lack of 4K resolution and HDR, limiting picture quality for future content. Ideal for budget-conscious users seeking a compact smart TV for secondary rooms.
The FPD 32-inch Smart TV delivers a full Google TV experience with Dolby Audio and a variety of connectivity options. Its main limitation is the 720p resolution and lack of advanced gaming features. Ideal for budget-focused secondary rooms where smart functionality is a priority.
The Hisense 32" A4 Series is a compact Full HD Smart Fire TV offering AI Sports Mode and DTS Virtual:X audio, ideal for small-room streaming. Its low 200-nit brightness, lack of Bluetooth and modest refresh rate limit bright-room and gaming use. Best for budget-conscious users needing a secondary screen with built-in Fire TV.
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| ↓ lower better | 199 W | 50 W | — | 50 W | 14.4 Wbest | 18 W | 55 W |
| ↓ lower better | 5.91 kg | 3.6 kg | 7.5 kg | 3.5 kgbest | 7.202 kg | 3.86 kg | 5.546 kg |
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Smart Platform | Amazon Fire TV | Roku TV | Fire TV OS | Fire TV | Fire TV OS | Tizen | Google TV |
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Resolution | 4K UHD | 1366x768 | 3840x2160 | 1920x1080 | 1920x1080 | 1920x1080 | 720p |
Screen Size (inches) | 43 inches | 32 inches | 43 inches | 32 inches | 40 inches | 31.5 inches | 32 inches |
Panel Type | Quantum dot LED | Direct LED | Direct-lit LED | LED, Direct Lit / Full Array | LED-backlit LCD | LED LCD | LED |
HDR Support | true | true | true | true | false | true | true |
Brightness (nits) | — | 220 nits | — | 200 nits | — | — | — |
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Speaker Power (W) | 8 W | 8 W | — | 12 W | 20 W | 10 W | — |
Audio Technology | DTS Virtual-X | Dolby MS12 | Dolby Atmos | DTS Virtual:X, Dolby Audio | DTS Virtual:X | — | Dolby Audio |
Dolby Atmos Support | — | — | true | true | false | — | — |
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HDMI Ports | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
USB Ports | — | — | 2 | 1 | 1 | — | 2 |
Wi‑Fi Standard | — | — | unknown | 802.11 b/g/n | Wi‑Fi 5 | — | Wi‑Fi 5 |
Bluetooth Version | — | — | — | — | unknown | — | 5 |
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Power Consumption (W) | 199 W | 50 W | — | 50 W | 14.4 W | 18 W | 55 W |
Weight (kg) | 5.91 kg | 3.60 kg | 7.5 kg | 3.5 kg | 7.202 kg | 3.86 kg | 5.546 kg |
Width (with stand) (mm) | 931 mm | 716 mm | 962.66 mm | 721 mm | 891.5 mm | 734 mm | 728.0 mm |
Height (with stand) (mm) | 599 mm | 475 mm | 607.06 mm | 429 mm | 508 mm | 452 mm | 452.1 mm |
Products in the top-left offer the best value (high score, low price).
Professional reviewers view the Insignia 43" F50 as a solid budget 4K option, commending its lightweight build, practical stand, and quantum dot panel that offers better color than basic LEDs. The built-in Fire TV platform and Alexa integration are seen as strong differentiators, though critics note the lack of premium picture features and modest audio performance.
Everyday users consistently praise the TV's low price, easy installation, and sufficient connectivity, especially valuing the Alexa voice control. Satisfaction centers on getting 4K resolution without a high cost, while expectations remain modest regarding color depth and brightness.
“Easy setup, vibrant colors for the size, reliable Fire TV streaming, and clear sports audio”
“great value Smart TV”
“crystal-clear 1080p images, life-like DTS Virtual:X sound”
Professional reviewers describe the Toshiba C350 as a solid entry-level 4K TV with standout wide viewing angles and decent reflection handling, while noting its limited peak brightness and weak upscaling. The inclusion of Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and gaming features like VRR and ALLM adds value, but the TV falls short of higher-end models in HDR performance and contrast.
Everyday users appreciate the easy setup, sharp 4K visuals for streaming and sports, and the intuitive Fire TV interface, rating it highly for value. Common complaints focus on low brightness, subpar upscaling of non-4K content, and confusion over the TV's weight and shipping heft.
Professional reviewers commend the Hisense 32A4NF for its sharp Full HD display, AI Sports Mode, and immersive DTS Virtual:X audio, emphasizing its value as a secondary TV for streaming and sports. However, they criticize its modest 200-nit brightness, lack of Bluetooth, and limited refresh rate, noting it falls short for bright-room viewing and high-performance gaming.
Everyday users praise the TV for easy setup, vibrant colors, reliable Fire TV streaming, and convenient Alexa integration, especially in small spaces. Recurring complaints focus on occasional app glitches, low speaker volume, and some motion blur during fast action, though most consider it a solid budget option.
Professional reviewers praise the Insignia NS40-FEFL26 for its excellent price-to-performance ratio, noting the surprisingly decent 1080p picture quality, smooth Fire TV interface, and useful DTS Virtual:X audio. They also commend the integrated Alexa remote for easy voice control. However, they point out the lack of 4K and HDR, as well as occasional remote pairing glitches and occasional screen color issues.
Everyday users appreciate the TV's straightforward setup, lightweight design, and responsive Fire TV/ Alexa experience, calling it a solid choice for casual streaming in small spaces. Common complaints revolve around remote pairing problems, occasional green-tint screen glitches, and the absence of advanced picture features such as HDR or 4K.
Professional reviewers note that the F6000 delivers a surprisingly rich picture for its price thanks to HDR10+ and PurColor, while the minimalist three-bezel-less chassis fits well in compact rooms. The inclusion of Knox security and guaranteed software updates through 2030 adds confidence for budget buyers, though critics point out the lack of 4K, limited HDMI ports and modest 10 W audio as trade-offs.
While direct consumer reviews are scarce, the specifications suggest users appreciate the TV’s vibrant FHD picture, easy‑to‑use Tizen interface and space‑saving design, especially in bedrooms or kitchens. Potential complaints revolve around the thin audio output, limited connectivity and the absence of 4K or higher refresh rates.
Professional coverage of this specific 32-inch model is minimal; the only available review references a larger 50-inch 4K FPD TV, offering limited insight into its performance relative to competitors.
Everyday users consistently praise the TV's easy setup, compact form factor, and value-for-money smart features, while the primary criticism centers on its 720p resolution, which feels low compared to modern 4K expectations.
